Alaska Support Industry Alliance

What Alaska Support Industry Alliance does

Alaska Support Industry Alliance is a nonprofit trade association founded in 1979 that represents Alaska's oil, gas, and mining industries. It serves 500+ member companies that collectively support 35,000+ Alaska jobs, operating through three regional chapters in Anchorage, Kenai, and Fairbanks. The Alliance is led by CEO Rebecca Logan, who has held the role since October 2010, alongside staff including External Affairs Coordinator Max Collingwood.

The Alliance's core offerings fall into four buckets: (1) policy advocacy, including a documented effort that produced 1M+ constituent emails; (2) events and conferences, anchored by the Meet Alaska annual conference (running since 1983) with sponsorship tiers from $500 to $5,000; (3) member publications and tools, including The Link Magazine, a member mobile app, and the Alaska Safety Handbook (next revision in 2026); and (4) benefit programs, including a Health Plan launched in 1997 and a Scholarship Fund established in 1992, plus the 100 Years Club recognition program for legacy operators.

Revenue is generated primarily through membership dues structured in four tiers from $250 to $2,900 per year, supplemented by conference sponsorships and program-related income. The Alliance operates with a small staff of 11-50 employees. There is no AI/ML capability or technology platform disclosed in the input; the organization is fundamentally a relationship, advocacy, and convening body for Alaska's resource-extraction sector.

Name

Alaska Support Industry Alliance

Legal name

Alaska Support Industry Alliance

Website

https://alaskaalliance.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1979

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Alaska Support Industry Alliance is a nonprofit trade association founded in 1979 that advocates for 500+ member companies in Alaska's oil, gas, and mining industries through policy advocacy, the Meet Alaska conference, publications, and member benefit programs.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Anchorage

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership Dues: The Alliance generates revenue through tiered membership dues. Individual membership at $250/year, Corporate membership at $850/year, Signature Corporate at $1,500/year, Wildcat membership at $2,900/year for major companies. Membership fiscal year runs July 1 to June 30.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

Alaska Support Industry Alliance is a nonprofit trade association that advocates on behalf of Alaska's oil, gas, energy, and mineral service and supply industry. It provides its 500+ member companies with legislative advocacy, networking events, an annual trade show (Meet Alaska), industry publications, and access to group benefit programs.

Product overview

Alaska Support Industry Alliance (also known as The Alliance) is a nonprofit trade organization representing over 500 member companies providing more than 35,000 Alaskan jobs related to the oil, gas, and mining industries. Rather than offering a unified software product, the Alliance provides a portfolio of membership services including the Alaska Oil, Gas & Mining Directory for member visibility, Alliance Health Plan Programs for employee benefits, The Link Magazine quarterly publication, and hosts major events including the annual Meet Alaska Conference & Tradeshow (Alaska's largest one-day energy conference), Breakfast and Luncheon Forums across three chapters, Golf Tournaments, Safety Summit Meeting, Annual Meeting, and Fairbanks Industry Forum. The Alliance also produces the Alaska Safety Handbook for standardized industry safety expectations. Membership tiers (Individual, Corporate, Signature Corporate, Wildcat, and Student) offer varying levels of directory listings, event access, marketing assistance, and health plan participation.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Trade Association Membership Annual membership in a nonprofit trade association that advocates on behalf of Alaska's oil, gas, energy, and mineral service and supply industry. Available to companies of varying sizes with tiered dues from $250 to $2,900 per year.
• Meet Alaska Conference & Trade Show The Alliance's signature annual industry event, combining a conference program with an exhibitor trade show focused on Alaska's oil, gas, and resource industry. Open to members, vendors, and industry attendees.
• Member Directory An online directory listing of Alaska Support Industry Alliance member companies, providing each member firm with visibility in front of operators, peers, and prospective customers.
• The Link Magazine Industry publication produced by the Alliance that covers news, analysis, and member activity relevant to Alaska's oil, gas, energy, and mineral industry.
• Allied Health Trust Group Benefits Group health insurance and benefits program available to member companies through the Alliance's affiliated Allied Health Trust, providing a pooled-benefit alternative to individual employer plans.

Quantifiable outcome

• Over 1 million educational emails sent annually to Alaskans about oil, gas, mining, politics and climate change

Named customers10 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

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Has API

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API docs

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Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• Alaska Oil & Gas Historical SocietyminorOthersPartner organization providing historical perspective on Alaska's oil and gas industry. Links provided on Alliance website for member resources.
• AK HeadlampminorOthersIndustry publication partner referenced on Alliance website. Part of the Alliance's media and information network.
• Velocity AKminorOthersPartner organization referenced on Alliance website as part of industry resource network.
• Halliburton Energy ServicesminorOthersMajor oilfield services company listed as a featured member and board member participant (Renee Huntman). Represents significant industry partnership.
• GCIminorOthersAlaska telecommunications company listed as featured member and board member participant (Sara Rasmussen). Major communications provider for Alaska's resource industries.
• North Star Equipment ServicesminorOthersFeatured member company providing terminal and stevedore services. Board member participation through Randy Beltz (Emeriti). Key supply chain partner.
• Chugach Alaska CorporationminorOthersAlaska Native corporation and featured member providing various services to resource industries.
• First National Bank AlaskaminorOthersFinancial institution with multiple board members (Kyle Gray, Darren Franz) providing banking services to Alliance and members.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Resource Development Council for Alaska: Alaska-based non-profit advocating for responsible development of Alaska's natural resources. Most directly comparable peer in mission, geography, and advocacy style, though with a broader cross-resource mandate (oil, gas, mining, timber, fisheries) overlapping with the Alliance's oil/gas/mining focus.
• Texas Oil & Gas Association (TXOGA): State-level trade association representing the Texas oil and gas industry. Closely comparable as a regional advocacy and member-services body for upstream operators and suppliers, differing mainly in geography and scale.
• Colorado Oil & Gas Association (COGA): Colorado-based trade association representing oil and gas operators and service companies. Comparable regional advocacy and member-services mission, with comparable policy and ESG exposure.
• Western States Petroleum Association (WSPA): Trade association representing oil and gas producers in California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, and Hawaii. Highly comparable advocacy and member-services model, with overlapping policy interests and a similar multi-state vs. single-state positioning relative to Alaska.
• Wyoming Petroleum Association: Wyoming-based trade association for oil and gas operators and service companies. Comparable in mission (state-level resource advocacy), member structure, and event-driven engagement model.
• Louisiana Oil & Gas Association (LOGA): Louisiana trade association for the oil and gas industry, with an associated support-industry membership base. Comparable advocacy and member-services model, serving a distinct but analogous regional resource economy.
• North Dakota Petroleum Council: State-level oil and gas trade association for North Dakota. Comparable as a regional advocacy body representing producers and support-industry companies, with similar event, networking, and government-relations functions.
• Alaska Oil & Gas Association (AOGA): The producer-side counterpart based in Anchorage that represents Alaska oil and gas explorers and producers. Highly comparable in geography, mission (Alaska resource advocacy), and member base, but focused on major operators rather than the broader support-industry ecosystem.

Broad incumbents

• American Petroleum Institute (API): The largest U.S. trade association for the oil and gas industry, representing all segments nationally. Comparable in advocacy, standards, and member services, but operates at a much broader national scale rather than a single-state niche.
• National Mining Association: National U.S. trade body representing the mining industry. Comparable as a higher-level advocacy and member-services body for the mining segment the Alliance increasingly serves (Donlin Gold, Graphite One).

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/akalliance
• Facebookfacebook.com/alaskaalliance
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/alaska-support-industry-alliance

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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